Hiking
LA SENDA DE CAMILLE
A trek through the best places of the Western Pyrenees.
Following in the footsteps of Camille, one of the last native bears who had his natural habitat in this area, you will discover a unique part of the Pyrenean mountain range.
It is also possible to ascent to any of the beautiful peaks such as Petrachema, Castillo d'Acher, Bisaurín or Acué and visit places such as the lakes of Estanés and Arlet, Valle of the Sarrios, Bosque de las Hayas, the Aspe Gorge or the Lescún circus. In short, enjoy the natural wealth of these valleys.
The path of Camille is a hiking trip with an average of six hours of walking per stage, which requires good physical condition and mountain experience walking for several days with a heavy backpack.
HIKING ORDESA & MONTE PERDIDO NATIONAL PARK
THE HEART OF THE PYRENEES
Embark on a unique journey through the most iconic and wildest landscapes of the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park. Over five days, we will explore glacial valleys, hanging ledges, lush forests, and natural viewpoints that offer some of the best panoramas of the Pyrenees. A perfect trip for hiking enthusiasts seeking a varied, spectacular trek full of excitement.
During this hiking trip, we will explore the geological formations, flora, and fauna of these incredible mountains and enjoy their distinctive cuisine. We will stay in rural hotels in the beautiful towns of Torla and Bielsa.
This hiking trip offers a chance to enjoy the scenery and nature of the Pyrenees in Huesca, exploring the valleys of Ordesa, Bujaruelo, the Añisclo Canyon, the Escuain Gorge, and the Pineta Valley.
The routes are of medium-high difficulty. Good physical condition and mountain experience are required.
DATES AND PRICES PER PERSON 2026
Departure from 10th to 14th August
Departure from 14th to 18th September
This Trekking takes us into the wonderful mountain scenery of Picos de Europa National Park. This tour explores the Picos de Europa National Park with walks in the wild landscapes of the western, central and eastern massifs.
Physical requirements
Transportation and Luggage We drive in a van (9 places), which is ideal for getting around the mountain roads in a familiar and flexible way. We recommend bringing one main piece of baggage and a daypack, better than a rigid suitcase, because we have limited space in the vehicle.
An eight-day walking adventure through high mountain landscapes, ancient laurel forests, traditional levadas and Madeira’s dramatic Atlantic coastline.
Discover the remarkable natural diversity of Madeira on a journey combining mountain hikes, peaceful levada trails and spectacular coastal walks.
From the dramatic peaks of Pico Ruivo and Pico do Areeiro to deep green valleys, hidden waterfalls and rugged sea cliffs, every day reveals a different side of the island.
Carefully selected routes offer experienced hillwalkers rewarding mountain challenges while providing shorter alternatives for those who prefer a more moderate or leisurely pace.
This journey offers a rewarding combination of adventure, tranquillity and cultural discovery.
Walk above the clouds, follow serene levadas through subtropical forest and experience the power of the Atlantic along Madeira’s rugged coastline.
Between walks, enjoy magnificent viewpoints, welcoming villages and the distinctive food and traditions of this Portuguese island.
Depending on your group’s requirements, the walking programme can be adapted to different abilities and interests.
Please note: The final selection of walks may be adapted to current trail access, weather conditions and official safety requirements.
Tell us in advance about your group’s walking experience, preferred level and interests. We will adapt the programme to create the right Madeira experience for your group.
A journey combining beautiful landscapes, outdoor activities, renowned wines and exceptional regional cuisine.
Located in northern Spain, La Rioja is famous for its vineyards, historic villages and outstanding wines. Its peaceful countryside makes it an ideal destination for walking and cycling while discovering the region’s culture and winemaking traditions.
The journey concludes in San Sebastián, known as Donostia in Basque. This elegant coastal city is celebrated for its beautiful beaches, distinctive culture and exceptional cuisine.
Explore its renowned pintxos bars and experience one of Spain’s most exciting gastronomic destinations—the perfect finale to your journey.
Whether you prefer a leisurely walk through the vineyards or a gentle cycle through the countryside, La Rioja offers memorable outdoor experiences surrounded by beautiful scenery and a rich cultural heritage.
An unforgettable journey through dramatic mountains, deep gorges, ancient forests, historic towns and the beautiful Atlantic coast.
Discover the extraordinary landscapes of southern Spain on a walking adventure combining magnificent scenery, cultural heritage and the distinctive character of Andalusia.
Beginning in the historic town of Ronda, dramatically situated above the El Tajo gorge, the programme explores some of the region’s most remarkable protected landscapes.
Each day offers a different experience, from challenging mountain ascents to peaceful walks through valleys, forests and traditional villages.
As the journey progresses, the landscape changes from the mountain highlands surrounding Ronda to the beautiful Atlantic coast of Cádiz.
Accommodation in Ronda and Conil de la Frontera provides the perfect combination of nature and culture, with time to experience Andalusia’s history, local traditions and relaxed way of life.
Whether you choose the more demanding climbs or gentler valley and coastal routes, this journey offers an exceptional variety of landscapes and walking experiences.
Depending on your group’s requirements, the walking programme can be adapted to different abilities and interests.
Tell us in advance about your group’s walking experience, preferred level and interests. We will adapt the programme to create the right Andalusian adventure for your group.
An unforgettable eight-day walking adventure through the heart of the Spanish Pyrenees.
Duration: 8 days
Destination: Central Pyrenees, Huesca, Spain
Walking options: Adaptable to different levels
Located in the central Spanish Pyrenees, Ordesa & Monte Perdido National Park is one of Spain’s most remarkable natural treasures.
Its landscape is dominated by the imposing Monte Perdido massif, rising to 3,355 metres. From its high limestone summits, the valleys of Ordesa, Añisclo, Escuaín and Pineta extend through a spectacular world of deep canyons, waterfalls, rivers, ancient forests and alpine meadows.
An extraordinary network of trails makes it possible to discover the park from many different perspectives, from comfortable valley walks to challenging high-mountain routes.
A UNESCO World Heritage landscape: the park forms part of the transboundary Pyrénées–Mont Perdu World Heritage site shared by Spain and France.
Experience celebrated national park scenery alongside peaceful valleys, historic villages and some of the region’s lesser-known natural treasures.
Your journey begins in the charming mountain village of Torla, an ideal gateway to the national park. From here, each walking day reveals another side of the Pyrenees.
Follow narrow mountain paths, cross peaceful alpine meadows and walk through ancient woodlands. Along the way, enjoy breathtaking views of limestone peaks, pristine rivers and cascading waterfalls.
Beyond the walks, the programme introduces you to the culture and heritage of the region through traditional villages, historic places and local experiences.
Carefully planned routes with knowledgeable guides
Each walking day is planned to make the most of the landscape while taking account of the group’s ability, the weather and local mountain conditions.
Depending on your club’s requirements, the programme can be adapted to different walking abilities and interests.
Tell us about your group, preferred walking level and interests. We will tailor the programme to create the right Pyrenean experience for your club.
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An eight-day walking adventure through the land of the Cantabrian brown bear.
Recommended walking level: The full programme is designed for hillwalkers with a good level of fitness and recent experience of Grade A or Grade B walks.
Embark on an unforgettable journey through two of northern Spain’s most remarkable protected landscapes: Somiedo Natural Park and Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña and Ibias Natural Park.
This adventure combines spectacular mountain walks, peaceful glacial lakes, ancient routes and remote villages with the traditions, gastronomy and cultural heritage of western Asturias.
Walk through high mountain pastures, deep valleys and extensive oak forests in one of Spain’s most important areas for the conservation of the Cantabrian brown bear.
Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña and Ibias Natural Park is the largest natural park in Asturias and one of the wildest landscapes in northern Spain.
Its rivers and ancient glaciers have shaped a remote territory of mountains, valleys, oak and beech forests, providing an important habitat for the Cantabrian brown bear and many other species.
At the heart of the park lies the Muniellos Integral Nature Reserve, home to Spain’s largest oak forest and one of the most extensive and best-preserved oak woodlands in Europe.
Throughout the journey, you will discover a landscape shaped by centuries of mountain life.
Traditional brañas, teito cabins and summer grazing areas preserve the story of the communities that have lived and worked in these mountains for generations.
Each walk offers a different combination of natural beauty, rural heritage and peaceful surroundings, providing an authentic introduction to western Asturias.
Part of the journey includes a stay at the Parador de Corias, situated in the historic monastery of San Juan Bautista near Cangas del Narcea.
Known as the “Escorial of Asturias”, this remarkable building combines history and modern comfort in a privileged setting overlooking the Narcea River.
After a day in the mountains, guests can relax in its comfortable surroundings and enjoy the option of visiting the hotel’s spa.
Depending on your group’s requirements, the walking programme can be adapted to different abilities and interests.
Tell us in advance about your group’s walking experience, preferred level and interests. We will adapt the programme to create the right Asturias experience for your group.
A remarkable mountain landscape where the Pyrenees meet the Pre-Pyrenees, combining dramatic peaks, extensive forests, traditional villages and rich cultural heritage.
Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park is an essential destination for walkers and nature lovers. Its great mountain ranges are visible throughout the surrounding region, forming a spectacular natural barrier between the Pyrenees and the Pre-Pyrenees.
The park extends from approximately 800 metres in its lowest valleys to the 2,648-metre summit of El Vulturó, also known as Puig de la Canal Baridana.
Covering 41,060 hectares, the protected area extends across three Catalan regions: Berguedà, Alt Urgell and La Cerdanya.
The park encompasses the Cadí and Moixeró ranges, the Pedraforca Massif and much of the La Tosa and Puigllançada massifs.
Its varied altitude, climate and orientation create a remarkable diversity of landscapes and ecosystems.
The vegetation changes considerably with altitude and orientation, allowing Mediterranean, Euro-Siberian and alpine species to coexist within the park.
The valleys contain meadows, farmland and deciduous woodland, with species including beech, oak, ash and willow.
At higher elevations, Scots pine, mountain pine, and fir trees form extensive forests beneath open alpine meadows and rocky summits.
Cadí-Moixeró supports an exceptional variety of wildlife adapted to its forests, valleys, and high-mountain environments.
The park’s historical and cultural heritage adds another dimension to its outstanding natural scenery.
Discover the medieval character of Bagà, once the capital of the Barony of Pinós, and explore the historic centre of Bellver de Cerdanya.
Romanesque churches, castle ruins, rural architecture and traditional mountain villages tell the story of communities that have lived in these valleys for centuries.
Picturesque settlements such as Castellar de n’Hug, Gósol, Josa de Cadí and many smaller villages make the cultural journey through the park as rewarding as its mountain walks.
Depending on your group’s requirements, the walking programme can be adapted to different abilities and interests.
Tell us in advance about your group’s walking experience, preferred level and interests. We will adapt the programme to create the right Cadí-Moixeró experience for your group.
Discover selected highlights of O Camiño dos Faros on foot, following the wild Atlantic coastline of Galicia’s Costa da Morte.
O Camiño dos Faros—the Lighthouse Way—is an intimate and memorable way to discover one of Galicia’s most dramatic and authentic coastlines.
The route follows the edge of the Atlantic, linking a succession of lighthouses that have watched over these waters and guided seafarers for generations.
The complete trail connects Malpica with Fisterra over approximately 200 kilometres. It crosses open beaches, rugged cliffs, dunes, woodland, fishing villages and remote headlands shaped by wind, salt and the power of the ocean.
Our itinerary selects approximately 90 kilometres of the most beautiful sections, prioritising natural trails and coastal scenery while avoiding road walking wherever practical.
The trail is demanding in places. Numerous short climbs and descents can make some stages feel more challenging than their overall altitude figures suggest.
A support vehicle provides additional flexibility on selected days, allowing the guides to adapt distances when necessary.
| DAY | PROGRAMME | DISTANCE / ASCENT |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Arrival in Santiago de Compostela and transfer to Laxe | — |
| 2 | Barizo – Niñóns – Punta do Roncudo | 21 km Shorter option: 17.5 km ±600 m |
| 3 | As Grelas – Dombate – Castelo de Lourido – Laxe | 18.4 km ±500 m |
| 4 | Laxe – Soesto – Traba – Camelle – Arou | 18 km ±300 m |
| 5 | Muxía coast – Cape Touriñán – Nemiña | 23.5 km Shorter option: 18.5 km ±800 m |
| 6 | Punta do Rostro – Cape Fisterra | 11 km ±350 m |
| 7 | Free day in Santiago de Compostela | — |
| 8 | Transfer to Santiago Airport and departure | — |
| FLEXIBLE WALKING Distances and route choices may be adjusted by the guides according to the weather, trail conditions and the overall well-being of the group. |
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An eight-day walking adventure combining spectacular mountains, traditional villages and the cultural heritage of Andalusia.
Discover the breathtaking landscapes of Sierra Nevada and the picturesque villages of Las Alpujarras on an unforgettable journey through southern Spain.
This walking programme offers a carefully balanced combination of physical challenge, cultural discovery and natural beauty. Travel from rugged mountain peaks to peaceful valleys, follow historic Moorish paths and explore traditional whitewashed villages.
Every day reveals a different side of this remarkable region, with routes designed to showcase its mountain scenery, rural traditions and fascinating history.
The adventure begins in the scenic village of Capileira, situated in the heart of the spectacular Poqueira Gorge.
From here, explore historic trails and traditional irrigation channels, pass through terraced farmland and discover a landscape shaped by centuries of rural life.
Walking highlights include the high mountain landscapes around Peña de los Papos and Trevenque, peaceful riverside routes along the Trevélez River and the historic Moorish villages of La Taha.
Challenge yourself on demanding mountain ascents or choose gentler, equally rewarding walks through valleys, villages and historic landscapes.
Whichever option you choose, the journey offers magnificent views, encounters with traditional rural life and a deeper connection with the natural environment.
Comfortable accommodation provides a welcoming place to relax at the end of each day.
An additional high-mountain experience is available for walkers wishing to extend their challenge.
Interested in this option? Please ask us for the detailed itinerary, availability and additional price.
Depending on your group’s requirements, we can adapt the programme to different walking abilities and interests.
Tell us in advance about your group’s walking experience, preferred level and interests. We will adapt the programme to create the right Sierra Nevada experience for your group.
An eight-day walking adventure through granite mountains, glacial landscapes, historic villages and the beautiful region of La Vera.
Recommended walking level: The full programme is designed for hillwalkers with a good level of fitness and recent experience of Grade A or Grade B walks.
The Sierra de Gredos forms part of Spain’s Central System and extends across the provinces of Ávila, Madrid, Toledo, Cáceres and Salamanca. Its protected mountain heart lies within the province of Ávila and is easily accessible from Madrid.
This impressive mountain range is characterised by vast granite formations, rugged summits, deep gorges and landscapes shaped by ancient glaciers.
The highest summit is Pico Almanzor, rising to 2,592 metres. It is the highest mountain in both the Sierra de Gredos and the entire Central System.
The northern and southern slopes of Gredos offer very different landscapes and walking experiences.
The northern slopes descend more gradually towards high mountain valleys and traditional villages. By contrast, the southern face falls more steeply towards the warmer valleys and fertile landscapes of La Vera.
Throughout the journey, you will experience scenery associated with the Alto Tormes, Alto Alberche and Tiétar valleys, before discovering the distinctive character of La Vera and the nearby Ambroz Valley.
This eight-day adventure combines rewarding mountain walks with historic routes, rural culture and the peaceful landscapes of western Spain.
From challenging ascents and dramatic high-mountain scenery to peaceful valleys and villages, this journey brings together nature, history and culture.
Every day offers a different perspective, making the programme ideal for walkers who want to explore both the wild landscapes and the cultural character of this lesser-known region of Spain.
Depending on your group’s requirements, the walking programme can be adapted to different abilities and interests.
Tell us in advance about your group’s walking experience, preferred level and interests. We will adapt the programme to create the right Sierra de Gredos and La Vera experience for your group.
A spectacular walking journey through Mallorca’s mountains, coastal paths and traditional landscapes.
Recommended walking level: The full programme is designed for experienced hillwalkers with a good level of fitness and recent experience of Grade A or Grade B walks.
The Serra de Tramuntana stretches along Mallorca’s north-western coast. It is a dramatic mountain range of high peaks, steep limestone slopes, deep valleys and breathtaking views across the Mediterranean.
Nature and centuries of human activity have shaped a landscape unlike any other on the island. Ancient paths, dry-stone terraces, olive groves, traditional villages and historic water-management systems reveal how local communities have adapted to this challenging mountain environment.
A UNESCO World Heritage cultural landscape: the Cultural Landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2011.
This walking itinerary showcases the remarkable variety of the Serra de Tramuntana and northern Mallorca.
The programme explores different areas of the Serra de Tramuntana, combining mountain routes, coastal trails, traditional paths and cultural landscapes.
Some sections cross or follow parts of the celebrated GR 221 Dry Stone Route. However, we have carefully designed our walks to create a varied and distinctive programme exclusively for our groups.
Although the full itinerary is primarily designed for Grade A walkers, the programme structure allows us to offer shorter, less demanding alternatives.
Depending on your club’s requirements, we can adapt the walking programme to different abilities and interests.
Tell us in advance about your group’s walking experience, preferred level and interests. We will adapt the programme to create the right Mallorca walking experience for your club.
Important: Personal travel insurance is not included. Every participant must arrange suitable travel insurance before departure.
This Trekking takes us into the beautiful mountain scenery of Picos de Europa National Park. The tour explores the Park with walks in the wild landscapes of the western, central and eastern massifs.
This tour gives you all of that. The walks are one part of it. The cultural & environmental experiences are the others.
A spectacular walking adventure through the Western, Central and Eastern Massifs of one of Spain’s most iconic mountain landscapes.
Recommended walking level: This tour is designed for hillwalkers with a good level of fitness and recent experience of Grade A or Grade B walks.
This walking adventure takes you deep into the remarkable landscapes of Picos de Europa National Park.
Situated in the Cantabrian Mountains, the park extends across Asturias, Cantabria and the province of León. Its three great limestone massifs rise dramatically above deep valleys, river gorges, Atlantic forests and traditional mountain villages.
Explore the contrasting landscapes of the Western, Central and Eastern Massifs, each offering its own distinctive scenery and walking challenges.
The Picos de Europa contain approximately 200 summits rising above 2,000 metres. The highest is Torrecerredo, reaching 2,646 metres in the Central Massif.
Millions of years of geological activity and water erosion have created a spectacular world of sharp peaks, deep gorges, caves and towering limestone walls.
The Picos de Europa rise surprisingly close to Spain’s northern coast. From their high ridges and viewpoints, walkers can enjoy magnificent views towards the Cantabrian Sea and across the distinctively sculpted limestone peaks.
Deep valleys and green mountain pastures create a striking contrast with the high rocky summits. Livestock continues to graze on these upland pastures, preserving a way of life that has shaped the landscape for generations.
The park’s great variation in altitude, climate and terrain supports a rich diversity of habitats, from Atlantic beech and oak forests to mountain grasslands and exposed limestone summits.
The region is home to an exceptional variety of wildlife, including:
Wild animals live freely within a vast mountain environment and sightings can never be guaranteed.
The Picos de Europa have a long human history, from prehistoric communities and ancient peoples to Roman routes and centuries-old pastoral traditions.
Small villages lie within the valleys and around the mountain massifs, offering an authentic introduction to rural life in northern Spain.
Traditional architecture, local customs and regional gastronomy remain an essential part of the Picos de Europa experience.
This tour combines rewarding mountain walks with natural, cultural and environmental experiences.
It is an opportunity to explore the Picos de Europa in depth, discover the distinctive character of each massif, and experience one of Europe's most extraordinary mountain regions.
This Trek runs through the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park, circumambulating and reaching the summit of the park's most emblematic peak, El Posets (3,375m).
The journey through spectacular lakes, incredible geomorphological formations such as glaciers, needles, “foraus”, glacial valleys and black pine forests will accompany us the entire way. At the same time, we make stops at the Estós, Biadós, and Ángel Orús refuges.
PRICE PER PERSON €595
DATES 2025
Carros de Foc (CHARIOTS OF FIRE) is a high-mountain route with a circular itinerary, connecting the nine mountain refuges inside the boundaries of the Aigüestortes i Llac de Sant Maurici National Park.
We will walk in this granite kingdom for six days, with majestic peaks and many lakes. From the Atlantic forests of the Arán Valley in the surroundings of the Colomers refuge, the chaos of large rocks in Contraix to the crystal-clear waters of the lakes that we will border day by day.
Pyrenean valleys contrast between the northern and southern areas of the park due to their climatic influence. Beech forests, fir trees between granite blocks with crystal clear waters in the background, and postcard prints that we can enjoy for six days.
Chamois, roe deer, and marmots will observe us from the ground, as well as the griffon vulture, the golden eagle and the bearded vulture will easily see us long before we do.
The Benasque Valley, in the heart of the Pyrenees, is home to the most significant number of 3,000-meter-high peaks in the Pyrenees, distributed in three groups of peaks around the Maladetas, Posets and Perdiguero massifs.
In this Trekking through the Benasque Valley, we will enjoy the spectacular landscape richness of the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park. This mountain group brings together the largest concentration of peaks over 3,000 meters in the entire Pyrenees. The Posets Maladeta Natural Park offers us an impressive set of 13 glaciers, 95 ibones (lakes of glacial origin) and waterfalls of great beauty. Deep valleys, high peaks, rivers, meadows, forests...
In addition, we will have the experience of spending a night at the Cap de Llauset Refuge, the highest year-round mountain refuge in the Pyrenees (2425m), surrounded by several 3000m peaks, including Aneto. It has been built modularly, with materials from the valley, making it more respectful of the environment.
The Somiedo Natural Park and Biosphere Reserve is home to one of the main bear and grouse populations of the Cantabrian Mountains. With the area of the Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña, and Ibias Natural Park, the multitude of relatively isolated valleys and mountains have allowed maintaining that wildlife.
Here, a hiker's paradise opens up, full of contrasts from the high peaks to the broad glacial valleys with their lakes, lagoons and pastures to the rugged and wooded river valleys.
The human being has been linked to this territory for millennia, including the "vaqueiros de alzada" and "xaldos", leaving a valuable ethnographic heritage such as the "teito cabins", the corros or the pallozas that will accompany us during all the routes.
In addition, the link with the land is still alive in these regions, Cangas de Narcea wine, sausage, heather honey or cheese are some products that will make us enjoy the gastronomic aspect of the trip.
The “Big Trek” tour is suitable for those hillwalkers who enjoy trekking “hut to hut” and challenging walks at higher altitudes over tougher, longer routes. Ideal for experienced walkers.
The Central or Urrielu Massif of the Picos de Europa is with no doubt, the most wild and spectacular scenery in the National Park. The highest peaks of the National Park are in this massif, Torrecerredo (2,650 m) and its iconic peak, Naranjo de Bulnes or Pico Urriellu.HIGHLIGHTS
· Sleep at the base of the iconic peak of Naranjo de Bulnes
· Hike a stunning landscape affords unique views in the heart of the Picos de Europa
· Experience a breathtaking part of the moon scenery of this National Park.
· Enjoy the best sunset in Picos de Europa, sleeping in Collado Jermoso Refuge.
· See a rich and varied fauna. Among other species, there are Chamois, Griffon vultures, Eagles, etc.
A volcanic island of sharp ridges, ancient forests, spectacular peaks and unforgettable Atlantic landscapes.
La Palma brings together several different worlds within a single island. Located in the north-western Canary Islands, it is affectionately known as both the Green Island and La Isla Bonita—the Beautiful Island—because of its extraordinary landscapes and lush vegetation.
The entire island is recognised as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Its volcanic backbone runs from north to south, creating dramatic ridges, deep ravines and contrasting ecosystems. Trade winds and forests capture moisture from the clouds, feeding springs and watercourses and giving the island its distinctive green character.
La Palma’s mild climate, remarkable natural diversity, and extensive trail network make it an outstanding destination for walking year-round.
Our routes reveal some of the island’s most memorable natural treasures:
Walking routes may be adapted according to weather conditions, trail access and the overall well-being of the group.
Declared a National Park in 1954, Caldera de Taburiente is one of La Palma’s most iconic natural landmarks. Its immense volcanic and erosional landscape is surrounded by towering peaks, steep ravines, forests and mountain streams.
The Canary pine dominates much of the scenery. This remarkable native tree has developed an extraordinary resistance to fire after thousands of years of adaptation to the island’s volcanic environment. Its thick bark may burn while the living tree survives and produces new growth.
Water also plays an essential role in this landscape. Springs, streams and moisture captured from the clouds support the island’s forests and contribute to the remarkable ecological diversity of La Palma.
On 19 September 2021, a volcanic eruption began at Cabeza de Vaca, in the municipality of El Paso. It ended on 13 December 2021 after 85 days and 8 hours, making it the longest historical eruption recorded on La Palma.
The eruption transformed part of the island and profoundly affected local communities, destroying homes, farmland, roads, and livelihoods. One of our walking groups was already on La Palma when the eruption began and witnessed its first hours.
The experience remains a powerful reminder that La Palma is a living volcanic island—and of the extraordinary strength and resilience shown by its people.
Walking in La Palma is a journey through volcanic history, ancient forests and vibrant local culture. Every trail reveals a different side of La Isla Bonita and a landscape that continues to change, recover and inspire.
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